... Haverfordwest— Mr.l«.L.eman, Mr. S. Etheridge, Printer. Duke York Inn. Ragland— Mr. Lewis, Ship Inn. Monmouth— Mr. Heath. Cardigan—Mr. Thos. Davies, Kington-Mr. Wilson, Book. Druggist. seller. .„ Ledbnry-Mx. Henry Pitt Worcester-Mrs. Hayes, sh, Abergavenny ...

... through England to Portugal. Tuesday an unusually large meeting of the Members of the Ilerefordshire Pitt Club dined at the City Arms, in that city; Edward Evans, Esq. in the chair; Richard Blackmore, Esq. Vice-President. Among the company were Sir G. Cotterell ...

... the Established Church, I at liberty do, as a civil institution, that owes its anomalous connection with the state, to the arm secular power—when I find its excessive wealth and exorbitant power, labouring with mighty effort to crush (he embryo liberties ...

... Lord W. Fans, John Teflon, Hon. 11. Forbes, Sir C. Wood, John Forbes, John Wood, Alderman Grattan, Henry Webb, Colonel Guise, Sir W. %Vat baton, Henry Hume, Joseph Winn, Hon. G. N. Uolshouse, J. C. Wilks, John liaise, James Wells, ...

... offices of Mr. John Stratford Collins. Solicitor, Ross; Mr. Cleave, Solicitor, Hereford ; or Mr. Collins, Solicitor, Ledbury, who will appoint person to shew tbe premises. All Letters must be post-paid. To the Creditor! of the tale JOHN PERROTT NOEL, Eeq ...

... William-si reel. The Chair was taken by the Bherift'i at One o’Clock. After some routine business had been transacted. Mr. John Judkin Butler rose and said, that the Easter Quarter's Assembly, sum of One Thousand Pounds bad been voted to Sir B. King Mr ...

... , to Anne, third daughter of the ' late Mr. William Perry, of Wbiiehaven. On tbe 12th inst. Mr. John Chapman, to Jane second daoghter of tbe late Mr. John Williamson' ...

... Hon. William Townshcnd Mullius Baron Ventry, of Bornham, in the county ot Kerry.—At Naples, Sir John Nesbitt, Bart.—At Richmond Hill, Lieut. General John Skinner.—ln Park-street, Windsor, aged 82. Lieut.-Colonel S. H Showers, formerly of the Hon. East ...

... Dwelling-House in Montn-gue-street 25 in the occupation of Mr John as tenant to at 201 are rent 10s at 7 situate in Maiden-court near five them in the several occupations John Hart John John Frewings Allen and Humphries tenants from year to year rents ...

... institution of civil society that :would , protect all, and suffer none to be wronged or oppressed. Every man is protected by the arm of the law, to which his own is unequal. The laws, if made as they ought, should shield every' man, and therefore every man ...

... oorning last, Abraham Quigley, a carpenter, who down their arms, Handcock and Adams 0 % be vic t d se le a shop • B . '. broken,'h 0 0 , li e ,or . 0 t 1 i 4n , _ , a p in Butcher-street, got his arm _y who have • d sons , e t r . e yourics , t ea it t S ...

... g last, Ab ra ham Quigley, a carpenter, who s e Iq o thereon got ou down their arms, Handcock and Adams e cl o dc o gr NAt it tind• i a shop in Butcher-street, got his arm broken, by lock and bolt who have resigned your brightest es icst , rec ti . se ...